Michigan Teacher Accused of Assaulting Student Who Protested Pledge

[Hoddy]

Michigan Teacher Accused of Assaulting Student Who Protested Pledge

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...m_npd_nn_fb_ma

If true...the teacher should never be allowed in a classroom again.

[oldsoapbars]

Michigan Teacher Accused of Assaulting Student Who Protested Pledge

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...m_npd_nn_fb_ma

If true...the teacher should never be allowed in a classroom again.

Agreed

[NOS68]

I agree if true, seems a bit suspicious that there is no video with kids videoing everything these days though.

[nedezero1]

I agree with the teacher. F him. The country he hates so much is enabling him to live like a prince compared to other sheet holes in the world.

He can go live in Somalia if he thinks its so bad here.

When he graduates tax payer funded public school and earns his own way...then he can protest stupidly.

[Kreatorkind]

You forgot your usual three exclamation points Hoddy. You're slippin!

[oldsoapbars]

I agree with the teacher. F him. The country he hates so much is enabling him to live like a prince compared to other sheet holes in the world.

He can go live in Somalia if he thinks its so bad here.

When he graduates tax payer funded public school and earns his own way...then he can protest stupidly.

I'm with ya. Those constitutional rights aren't for his "kind"

[BA.Barcolounger]

I agree with the teacher. F him. The country he hates so much is enabling him to live like a prince compared to other sheet holes in the world.

He can go live in Somalia if he thinks its so bad here.

When he graduates tax payer funded public school and earns his own way...then he can protest stupidly.

Shockingly, nede thinks it's just peachy for a government employee to rough up a citizen for expressing an opinion he disagrees with.

And by "shockingly", I mean "not at all shocked".

[NOS68]

I agree with the teacher. F him. The country he hates so much is enabling him to live like a prince compared to other sheet holes in the world.

He can go live in Somalia if he thinks its so bad here.

When he graduates tax payer funded public school and earns his own way...then he can protest stupidly.

Horse feces, it's never acceptable to lay your hands on someone because you disagree with their views period.

Using your thinking antifa is justified using violence against peaceful but repugnant protests. That okay with you too?

[powbob01]

Michigan Teacher Accused of Assaulting Student Who Protested Pledge

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...m_npd_nn_fb_ma

If true...the teacher should never be allowed in a classroom again.

She'll probably end up being Devos's replacement.

[panhandler]

I agree with the teacher. F him. The country he hates so much is enabling him to live like a prince compared to other sheet holes in the world.

He can go live in Somalia if he thinks its so bad here.

When he graduates tax payer funded public school and earns his own way...then he can protest stupidly.

It must be tough for you when we don't all march to your goose-step.

[Phil O'Keefe]

Watch the implied personal attacks please...

[Hoddy]

I agree with the teacher. F him. The country he hates so much is enabling him to live like a prince compared to other sheet holes in the world.

He can go live in Somalia if he thinks its so bad here.

When he graduates tax payer funded public school and earns his own way...then he can protest stupidly.

Why are you disrespecting our brave men and women of our military who died for that kid's right to sit during the pledge?

[BadDaddy]

I agree with the teacher. F him. The country he hates so much is enabling him to live like a prince compared to other sheet holes in the world.

He can go live in Somalia if he thinks its so bad here.

When he graduates tax payer funded public school and earns his own way...then he can protest stupidly.

When I was in 5th grade ('65") there was a girl in my class that was a Jehovah's Witness who would sit silently while the class recited the poem "The Pledge of Allegiance" but then at that time it had only been recited in our public schools for about 10 years.

[guido61]

When I was in 5th grade ('65&quot there was a girl in my class that was a Jehovah's Witness who would sit silently while the class recited the poem "The Pledge of Allegiance" but then at that time it had only been recited in our public schools for about 10 years.

The "under God" bit was about 10 years old then. I believe schools had been reciting it without those words for a decade or so before that.

[BadDaddy]

My mom graduated high school a year early in 1949, and she said they never recited it in school, some schools around the country did. The required reciting of the Pledge of Allegiance in our schools and adding "In God We Trust" to our money was enacted during the Red scare of the 50's.

[guido61]

My mom graduated in 1954 and says they recited it without the "under God" but, which I believe was added in 56. "in God we trust" came up around the same time. You're right. The Red Scare.

I guess lots of people are still scared.

[Opposite Day]

Yep. Russo-phobia is back like track pants. Collusion!!

[RogueGnome]

I agree with the teacher. F him.

He can go live in Somalia if he thinks its so bad here.

So, to paraphrase, "send him back to Africa"?

[guido61]

We are a nation of immigrants.

[Opposite Day]

Why do you hate Indians?

[RogueGnome]

He's not an Indian. Try to keep up, Opposite Day.

[guido61]

When he graduates tax payer funded public school and earns his own way...then he can protest stupidly.

That'st the most UN-American thing I've seen posted here in a long, long time.